Donald Blake
December 24th, 2006, 12:16 PM
Hey everyone!
Is it just me or i'm getting a hard time every time i want to capture or render a video file frome my FX1? this i really a basic question...
What is the real frame size of a widescreen DV clip filmed by the FX1 ???
All the editing programs have 720x480 (widescreen) but when i choose them the image is horizontaly squeezed, so in each programs i have to build my own custom profile every time, either in AVI, MPG, WMV etc... right now i'm using Vegas 7 and it's the same story! It isin't written in the FX1's user manual either.
So right now with Vegas 7 i'm capturing in 720x480 but black lines are added (letter boxe) to keep the right ratio, so in fact the real format would be 720x405 if you take out those black lines.
When i render it out, i use a custom profile with 852x480 but i still have very small black lines as if the ratio was close but still not right.
I know i'm not the only one with this question, Carl Downs wrote this thread on HD (http://dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=81275)
Is it just me or i'm getting a hard time every time i want to capture or render a video file frome my FX1? this i really a basic question...
What is the real frame size of a widescreen DV clip filmed by the FX1 ???
All the editing programs have 720x480 (widescreen) but when i choose them the image is horizontaly squeezed, so in each programs i have to build my own custom profile every time, either in AVI, MPG, WMV etc... right now i'm using Vegas 7 and it's the same story! It isin't written in the FX1's user manual either.
So right now with Vegas 7 i'm capturing in 720x480 but black lines are added (letter boxe) to keep the right ratio, so in fact the real format would be 720x405 if you take out those black lines.
When i render it out, i use a custom profile with 852x480 but i still have very small black lines as if the ratio was close but still not right.
I know i'm not the only one with this question, Carl Downs wrote this thread on HD (http://dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=81275)